Those three beautiful pillars, they're pillars of peace: sovereignty, security and prosperity.
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Those three beautiful pillars -- they're pillars of peace, sovereignty, security, and prosperity.
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Those three beautiful pillars, they are pillars of peace, sovereignty, security and prosperity.
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Those these beautiful pillars, they are pillars of peace, sovereignty, security, and prosperity.
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Obsidian Entertainment's most recent game was Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, which is a sequel to the studio's 2015 title, Pillars of Eternity.
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But if you start to change the pillars of what you're wanting people to do — she calls them pillars — if you take a pillar of engagement and change it to entertainment or change it to community or you change it ... she's like, the Facebook pillars are engagement, speed and virality.
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This period of overlap came to an end, Orloff claims, when he discovered Earn was siphoning off potential Pillars clients to send to other rehabs using the Pillars website.
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Recent decades of safety-focused design have led to increasingly thick A-pillars, the term for the pillars at the front of the car that hold up the roof.
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I just want to add the extra pillars of love and community to the current pillars of being a good bartender, which includes being quick, creative, and having finesse.
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CRUMBLING PILLARS Long considered pillars of financial strength, banks sat on around $25 billion in shareholders' equity before the crisis broke and enjoyed capital adequacy levels comfortably above international standards.
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Here are my four pillars for maintaining happiness: My biggest fear when I set out to achieve my four pillars of happiness was that I thought it would make me soft.
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Look at the history of Marsha P. Johnson — pillars.
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They're the four "pillars" of the White House's proposed framework — and White House officials are all but promising a Trump veto of any bill that leaves any of the four pillars out.
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For starters, Pillars is vulnerable to the same hostile climate it's trying to change, with outsized scrutiny of its operations and smear campaigns against associates such as Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour, an outspoken civil rights activist who's on the Pillars advisory board and who co-founded a Pillars grantee, MPower Change, an online Muslim organizing platform.
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Most of the U.S. strengths are found in five of the seven GII pillars (GII pillars include institutions, human capital and research, infrastructure, market sophistication, business sophistication, knowledge and technology outputs, creative outputs).
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The structure of the torii varies, but the most important parts are the pillars (hashira), the lintel placed on the two pillars (kasagi) and a tie-beam that keeps the structure together (nuki).
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The structure of the torii varies, but the most important parts are the pillars (hashira), the lintel placed on the two pillars (kasagi), and a tie-beam that keeps the structure together (nuki).
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"If we can't get a deal that includes (the four pillars) we may have to pare it down to two pillars and just do border and DACA as plan B," Florida's GOP Sen.
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Yeah. So, well, our pillars are value, transparency and respect.
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There are two pillars to Carmody's defense of Uber's actions.
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That strategy is based on three pillars, Davis told TechCrunch.
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We have negotiated the four pillars deal, his deal. REP.
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It was time for Pillars to step up its game.
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They would prove to be the pillars of our conversation.
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In effect, they reject one of the paradox's main pillars.
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And read on for a few of Okafor's fitness pillars.
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Those, coincidentally, have already proven pillars for Other Machine's business.
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Scott Walker — both pillars of the conservative movement — on Saturday.
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Orloff denied using the group to recruit patients for Pillars.
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At that point, there were two Facebook pages for Pillars.
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Thai society traditionally has three pillars: nation, monarchy and religion.
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Mr Trump's own confidence appears to rest on several pillars.
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Recent pillars of demand growth – China and India – are wobbling.
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The design of the pillars is inspired by the iPhone.
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Major pillars of industry (hospitals, doctors, nurses) are in opposition.
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"The 'el' train, they had these big pillars," she recalled.
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I remember those big moments being pillars of the story.
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One of the pillars of democracy erodes before our eyes.
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Black women are conditioned to be pillars of the community.
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Semetko, however, elevates one of these pillars above the rest.
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"Now she was almost hiding behind the pillars," Rudy said.
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These new houses were built on pillars after the storm.
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Exposed steel can be seen on pillars on some floors ...
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These institutions are the pillars of our standard of living.
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It's all about creating an AI ecosystem with strong pillars.
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These are the pillars of a sound national security strategy.
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A pit has been dug and girders and pillars stacked.
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"Marina has been built on three basic pillars," she said.
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For years, the trust has readied pillars for the temple.
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Pipes left over from a plumbing job serve as pillars.
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Slab granite and pillars make the large living area cohesive.
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It was one of the pillars on which they rested.
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Visitors enter through two large wood doors, framed by pillars.
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Let us find the pillars and bring the house down.
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Catcher Gary Sanchez and Judge are pillars of the future.
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There are three pillars of security: technology, processes and people.
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Such slogans touched on the very pillars of Iran's policies.
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In small towns, especially, they are pillars of their communities.
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Bespoke creations and transforming heirlooms are pillars of the business.
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"At the moment we have two pillars and I feel we need both pillars at the same time for this to work," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso, who chaired the G20 meetings, told reporters.
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"At the moment we have two pillars and I feel we need both pillars at the same time for this to work," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso, who chaired the G-20 meetings, told reporters.
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These so-called "pillars of support" are our points of leverage.
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What are the pillars of the strategy you're trying to execute?
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She spends the rest of the trip embracing her three pillars.
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Pillars of thick smoke rose from the sites that were bombed.
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Those three things, those to me are, those are presidential pillars.
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It was, frankly, just the pillars of leadership this country needs.
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To the right of the president's chair, there are two pillars.
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The results will have ripple effects, whether Pillars soars or falters.
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Up to 2016, British foreign policy was based on three pillars.
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Unfortunately the three proposed pillars of this new prosperity are incompatible.
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You'll see chandeliers, marble pillars -- and lots and lots of propaganda.
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The Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follett (1989, 816 pp.)
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It rests on three pillars: cost control, cultural change and cuts.
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We are challenging one of the main pillars of the Islamic.
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"What goes around, comes around," said one of Washington's Republican pillars.
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They have jobs, they pay taxes, they're pillars of their communities.
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The twin pillars of this gargantuan stimulus were infrastructure and housing.
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Gender equality and women empowerment are critical pillars of this initiative.
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He's lost two pillars of support: Hollywood and the black community.
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However, savings and investments is only two pillars of Plum's proposition.
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This shift is a concept she hopes to explore through Pillars.
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Security, governance and economic growth are key pillars of this strategy.
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Durbin said those are the two main pillars of the understanding.
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Most Germans, however, entrust their savings to the other two pillars.
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The annual hajj pilgrimage is one of the pillars of Islam.
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In many places, one or more of those pillars have collapsed.
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A pair of gates and stone pillars stand at the entrance.
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Fasting during Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
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Others are targeting just a few pillars of the endangerment finding.
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The building's pillars were decorated to look like giant corn stalks.
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On Friday night at Yankee Stadium, all of those pillars collapsed.
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These are the four acknowledged prewar pizza pillars in the city.
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One of the two pillars of the West is in jeopardy.
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Side rollover pillars and airbags are typically removed or rendered useless.
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All three of Mr. Trump's pillars of defense support no weight.
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Go deeper: The 4 pillars of Trump and Kim's "historic" document
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So, what are the pillars for a truly comprehensive tax reform?
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"All the pillars of the response remain fully operational," he wrote.
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You have the same amount of arches and pillars and backstreet.
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This regime has spawned the twin pillars of the current crisis.
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I think that's one of the primary pillars of our chemistry.
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Superman, introducing the three pillars of the upcoming Justice League film.
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We had a good agreement with Canada, we are concluding our trade agreement with Japan, so this is, for Europe, the moment to say, not against someone, absolutely, but to say, 'We are one of the pillars, and perhaps one of the main pillars-,' not perhaps, for sure, one of the main pillars, 'Of the international framework based on free trade.
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The ESO team managed to observe ten distinct pillars in the Carina Nebula, which bore a startling resemblance to the iconic Pillars of Creation (which is located within the Eagle Nebula some 7,000 light-years away).
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The pillars on either side of your car windshield have become thicker over time, in order to stop your car from collapsing in case it rolls over, but the wider pillars have created pretty significant blind spots.
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Yet the three pillars have not only stood the test of time.
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What were the main pillars you wanted to hang the show on?
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They may be the cyber pillars we need to resurrect our democracy.
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"I know undocumented workers who are pillars of their community," he said.
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Along the way MacBook and MacBook Air grew into their own pillars.
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These three pillars remind us of the importance of supporting each other.
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"Within our autonomous driving system, we have three pillars," Victor told Mashable.
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Even if the people they were accusing were pillars of the community.
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The man couldn't remember, but he thought the pillars figured in it.
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Sessions has defended these pillars of the legal order amid Trump's attacks.
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And all of them are connected by an invisible thread: Pillars Fund.
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The pillars of body language are facial expressions, gestures, posture, and gaze.
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One of the key pillars of social networks is the broadcasting feature.
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I face the engulfing screen with only a few pillars for company.
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I can't imagine losing two such pillars in so short a time.
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Wahhabism, after all, is one of the ideological pillars of global jihadism.
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Peaceful protest have been the pillars of our democracy from the beginning.
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In Latin America, though, at least three pillars supported third-wave regimes.
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So much for media curated backlashes against human pillars of internet evil.
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All of the usual Galaxy pillars should return on the S10's.
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Concrete pillars that once propped up homes stood empty, propping up nothing.
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Here's how we have to create the pillars in all new ways.
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I.O., underscored the tensions between the two pillars of the Democratic coalition.
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SoHo's transformation was still larval, its streets quiet, its iron pillars peeling.
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The three-star flag of the 2011 Syrian revolution hung between pillars.
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This flexibility remains one of the key pillars of the 'BBB' rating.
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Immigration and "law and order" were the pillars of Trump's 2016 campaign.
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For now, though, the twin pillars of the stock market remain intact.
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Summer of 2018 will be remembered as a summer of shaky pillars.
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Again, Raju, Tareq and Ashekin, the three batting pillars, came rumbling back.
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The restaurant now sits on concrete pillars high above the water's edge.
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A circular bed encased in wooden pillars stood as the focal point.
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Many of them have become pillars of Miami business and political circles.
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The pillars of civil liberties and freedom of association are under assault.
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Jay Inslee of Washington There are three pillars of our future success.
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In social studies, I had to memorize the five pillars of Islam.
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Everything is built from the same rock, including doors, windows and pillars.
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The Buddhist and Taoist faiths have long been pillars of Chinese vegetarianism.
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Mr. Clark describes these sandwiches as the "two pillars" of his restaurant.
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Inside Uber, Mr. Kalanick began codifying the pillars of the company's culture.
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These are foundational pillars of the American legal system and our Constitution.
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Senior citizens and his police were two of Milosevic's most important pillars.
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Two iron pillars ascend, almost comically, from the middle of the floor.
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Nor has much progress been made on the second and third pillars.
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They operate alongside thriving commercial pillars, including branches of Sotheby's and Christie's.
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RUBIN I think the themes, the pillars of the story are eternal.
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We had Dodd-Frank, but the pillars of this collapse haven't changed.
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The Senate has voted on an immigration bill covering the four pillars.
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Apps and cloud storage are the twin pillars of Google's enterprise effort.
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For example, Pillars doesn't fund mosques and hasn't given money to leading Muslim advocacy groups such as CAIR, a choice some Muslims criticize as a case of Pillars playing it so safe that it's reinforcing anti-Muslim stereotypes.
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Those smart pillars include Amazon's Alexa assistant and look just like an Echo.
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But actually, more and more design effort is related to those other pillars.
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In fact, desolation and love might just be the pillars of this season.
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The final two pillars proved to be too much for Democrats to swallow.
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Pillars for the upper stories rose straight and unencumbered from the stone below.
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It recreates all the major pillars of web programming in a visual interface.
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Calvert confirmed she began a full-time job at Pillars in November 2017.
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But the obstacles to overcome are walls and pillars, rather than human opponents.
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They even left a few freeway pillars as reminders of what came before.
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Hope that Mr Mnangagwa will deliver any of these rests on two pillars.
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FCTRY will focus on three pillars of startup success: product, people, and growth.
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App developers face challenges larger than what falls under these three pillars, however.
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All these are sort of core pillars of our of our political program.
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Among Trump's key policy pillars are tax reform, infrastructure investment and regulatory reform.
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There are three pillars of this program: goal setting, feedback and employee development.
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According to Warren, her child care plan rests upon four policy pillars: 1.
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The forms are tied to two key pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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I knew the three pillars would be health care, criminal justice, and education.
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Kennedy discovered the underwater pillars with Bezore and Daniel Ierodiaconou from Deakin University.
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As such, they should continue to act as important pillars of price support.
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From its founding, the magazine became one of the pillars of American culture.
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The code rests on four main pillars: shame, honor, taunt, and finally, revenge.
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Thicker sections of concrete were added where the floor was supported by pillars.
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Lee says AI is one of the three core pillars of Facebook's future.
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We're a quick-service restaurant, and value and convenience are our core pillars.
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Behind her, cobblestones and pillars extend into the distance, reminiscent of Ancient ruins.
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Put simply, everything we do — especially recruiting — ties back to these five pillars.
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The two stand with the copper-toned pillars of the wall between them.
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At the anniversary gathering, she announced that she was widening those three pillars.
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Therefore, it's wise to base our policy going forward on three key pillars.
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"But fortunately the pillars are sound," he joked to the Singapore Straits Times.
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This style is characterized by a large front porch, pillars, and sloping roof.
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But in its core identity, Europe had three pillars: France, Germany and Britain.
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The compromise measure would stick to the four main pillars demanded by Trump.
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Colossal pillars of smoke were visible from space above Russia, Alaska, and Greenland.
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The restaurant features an open kitchen, white subway tiles and stout concrete pillars.
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Together with the Commission, two pillars to ensure stability in the euro zone.
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"They are the pillars of China's diplomacy in the region," Mr. Jin said.
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Now, it's interesting because those four pillars that you're talking about are critical.
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But her three main pillars are human rights, economic development, and fighting corruption.
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The nuclear sub would become one of the pillars of American national security.
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Padma Lakshmi: It kind of sums up the book, it's the main pillars.
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A-pillars have smaller, thinner parts that are better for high-pitched sounds.
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" It begins: One of the core pillars of medicine is "do no harm.
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Old pillars of trans-Atlantic certainty, and possibly complacency, have begun to tremble.
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Pillars and blobs of salt rise from the shallow edges of the water.
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Below is an exclusive timelapse of the canopy being zipped over these pillars.
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In this way, Pillars acts like a venture capital incubator for social ideas.
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The American tradition rests on pillars of self-questioning, self-actualization and disagreement.
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His label is based on the three pillars of remade, reduced and recycled.
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Other pillars of the Republic, including a free press, are in Trump's sights.
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He fostered international institutions that are still core pillars of the world economy.
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Signs saying it would close for renovations hung on pillars in recent weeks.
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"Those four pillars are really interconnected -- especially the chain migration issue," Lankford said.
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For the market, that takes out the key pillars for this bull market.
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A closer look though reveals illuminated buttons on the B and C pillars.
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PILLARS OF JUSTICE Lawyers and the Liberal Tradition By Owen Fiss 209 pp.
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Now, nobody knows where NASA's rockets are going on their biblical smoke pillars.
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It has been one of the pillars of bull markets around the world.
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The twin pillars of the body's uniqueness are unlimited debate and unfettered amendments.
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The walls of the pit were shored up by diagonal pillars of dirt.
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I mean, free press is one of the fundamental pillars of a democracy.
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One of the main pillars of our Muslim-Judeo-Christian heritage is forgiveness.
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The White House's "four pillars" immigration bill covers both legal and illegal immigration.
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Barr assesses those standards on three pillars, as Vox's Dara Lind noted: 1.
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Those norms and agreements are supposed to be the pillars organizing our world, the pillars on which the West's very dominance is built, but on the right they seem to be slipping in favor of a new brand of historical parochialism.
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Trump pivoted to the crisis right after listing "four pillars" of an agenda designed to severely restrict immigration: Most importantly, these four pillars will produce legislation that fulfills my ironclad pledge to only sign a bill that puts America first.
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He called U.S.-South Korean exercises "important pillars" to maintaining regional peace and stability.
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Three pillars of gas and dust sit among stars like towers of billowing smoke.
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And the researchers never claimed this is what Pillars really look like, said Scowen.
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Yet the dollar standard is one of the most vulnerable pillars of global stability.
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The other pillars include carbon capture technology and cutting emissions in the transportation sector.
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"The principle of equality is one of the pillars of French identity," he said.
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TURRETS and terracotta tiles, palm trees and pillars adorn properties on La Gorce Island.
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It's never been easier to stumble across information that contradicts the pillars of faith.
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The small-town police officers in "Memories of Murder" are hardly pillars of virtue.
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The right weather conditions can send pillars of light shooting up across the sky.
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During much of 2017, Sober Services' phone number was listed on the Pillars website.
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But warm words cannot disguise the fact that these days both pillars are shaky.
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Max: The technology that we're focused on is really anchored around three big pillars.
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His two characters, twins Vincent and Frankie, are the grounding pillars of the narrative.
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One of its other, newer pillars, mobile, is something that gets equally nuanced attention.
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Mr Macri and Ms Vidal promise a new kind of politics, with two pillars.
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And second, you need to have the two pillars of diversification and risk management.
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These include blocked exits, inadequate sprinkler systems, faulty electrical wiring, and unstable support pillars.
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Blood splashed on marble pillars, spattered across paintings and woven stalks of green palms.
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"I thought the building would collapse and kept checking on its pillars," he added.
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These are the pillars of the republic, and ones we should be focusing on.
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Just look at Iron Man and Captain America, the two pillars of the Avengers.
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We believe three pillars are necessary for any developer platform: utility, revenue and distribution.
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But rising inflation is expected to curtail all three growth pillars, thus dampening growth.
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"Jeff [Bezos] has said Alexa could become one of the four pillars," Prasad replied.
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And it undermines one of the pillars of the American founding and national identity.
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The country has 1,580 banks, grouped in three "pillars": private, public and co-operative.
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The new realignment is organized around four "business pillars" — Operations, Network, Revenue, and Customer.
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""In a single term, the Supreme Court could demolish pillars of the progressive movement.
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When we grounded our culture in a growth mindset, we had three core pillars.
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Many of the stations feature large marble pillars, grand chandeliers, and ornate wall designs.
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They have continued to provide health care, education and other pillars of daily life.
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Contemporary forces of globalism, advanced technology and sustainability are rattling the pillars of classicism.
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The dogs in Dogs, on the other hand, are the pillars of their families.
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There's always something feeling the beat; the chords are like pillars of a church.
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Can't say where it will all settle out, but for now, beware falling pillars.
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One of the main pillars of George R. R. Martin's fantasy series is power.
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"We want to change the conversation," said Kalia Abiade, director of programs at Pillars.
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Pilgrimage to Mecca, known as the Hajj, is one of the pillars of Islam.
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And this one was nestled in one of the pillars by the building's entrance.
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Several homes were knocked off their pillars in the towns of Guanica and Guayanilla.
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Rather, the Fed wants to "strengthen and protect" the primary pillars of those reforms.
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These pillars define their search for quality companies that go into the Alta portfolio.
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Washington (CNN)How many pillars does it take to make an immigration deal stand?
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The components of these pillars range from prescribing habits to naloxone, the overdose antidote.
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Deutsch was one of the pillars of the Jewish community in Williamsburg, Niederman siad.
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PACKAGE 453: 'THE MAINSTREAMER' Its foundational pillars are Amazon Video ($8.99) and Netflix ($9.99).
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Waymo has made simulation one of the pillars of its autonomous vehicle development program.
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The other two pillars are the wall and ending the Diversity Visa Program (DVP).
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"This framework will fulfill the four agreed upon pillars" of a deal, she said.
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The soaring walls and pillars were of green onyx, the doors of inlaid walnut.
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"This is pulling out the pillars," said Ben Wikler, the Washington director of MoveOn.org.
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His assault on the pillars of democracy will continue unabated, with increasingly insidious effect.
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Terry Mazany, president and CEO of the trust, said sheltering Pillars Fund was mutually beneficial: He was looking for Muslim-focused projects to round out a diverse portfolio, and Pillars needed "a protective shield" in a political climate where Muslim enterprise is scrutinized.
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The rest of Samsung's Galaxy phone pillars should also remain intact on the Note 9.
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The models exited and did a lap of a giant catwalk surrounded by mirrored pillars.
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JavascriptIf the web were a giant building, JavaScript would be one of its mightiest pillars.
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But the calls were central pillars of his campaign, galvanizing his white, working-class base.
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MCCAUL: Well, I would urge the president to continue to support the four pillars idea.
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Large stone pillars were placed on top from materials sourced well over a kilometer away.
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McDonald's focus will be on four pillars: menu innovation, store renovations, digital ordering and delivery.
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The three plates used to make the famous composite image of the Pillars of Creation.
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Through the "five pillars of Islam," Muslims explore, accept, and commit themselves to their religion.
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Joining those two launch pillars is a small but surprisingly sturdy assortment of downloadable games.
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Mr Xi professes to support open markets, but runs an economy built on mercantilist pillars.
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Concurrently, he's also made countering Iran one of the pillars of his foreign policy approach.
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The attack on democratic pillars has been met at every step by engaged, determined resistance.
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The foundation is mainly financed by the pillars of society, for example the Gates Foundation.
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How do you apply those pillars and principles and implement it in a new generation?
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But the grand building still stands, its barrel-vaulted portico supported by eight slim pillars.
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The Duke of Cambridge and other pillars of the establishment were among a packed congregation.
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One of its pillars is a core group of elite universities known as the C9.
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Orloff owns Pillars Recovery, where Meghan Calvert, who approached Laurie Couch, works as a marketer.
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The connections between Sober Services and Pillars went beyond patient referrals during 2016 and 2017.
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The twin pillars of Trump's rap are obscene braggadocio and obsessive ridicule of resonant targets.
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THE ECONOMIC PLAN THAT HILLARY PUT ON THE TABLE IS SORT OF FOUR BIG PILLARS.
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By applying these pillars to your life, you can allow your inner ikigai to flourish.
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But Facebook now serves as the interface for the most fundamental pillars of our society.
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Kushner said the pillars of the plan will be freedom, dignity, security and economic prosperity.
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With Wiking's help, I broke hygge into 5 major pillars: atmosphere, clothing, food, activities & company.
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Witnesses described hellish scenes: marble pillars covered with blood, bodies and body parts scattered everywhere.
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He dresses between Gary Sanchez and Aaron Judge: three pillars of a pinstriped youth movement.
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Shoring up these three pillars is a tall order that requires immediate and constant attention.
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I learned the pillars of efficient testing with tools such as Selenium, TestNG and Appium.
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PiS has also tightened rules around other democratic pillars the media and non-governmental groups.
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Expectations of tax reform have been one of the pillars of the stock market's postelection.
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One of the pillars of Trump's campaign was a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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If these four pillars of society are not kept in balance, your reign will end.
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Some cling faithfully to pillars of American dogma: capitalism and the promise of class mobility.
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Gasoline has been one of the strongest pillars of support for U.S. crude this year.
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Still, many core pillars of their platforms — including supporting "Medicare for all" - are closely aligned.
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The Black Pride movement was on, and one of its pillars were these four words.
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Though debated, academics generally accept realism's emphasis on three pillars of anarchy, sovereignty and power.
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It is held up by thick pine pillars, evenly spaced, inside and outside the house.
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Ryan believes it aligns with the "four pillars" the president seeks in an immigration bill.
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The retired engineer said a wall without pillars would be far more difficult to climb.
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In Muzdalifa, pilgrims are meant to gather stones to throw at the three Jamarat pillars.
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We also found what looked like hand-painted murals on various pillars throughout the store.
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Did you know that the pillars outside our centre is based on the #Fibonnaci Sequence?
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Economic and national security issues have long been understood as pillars of the conservative ideology.
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The American fast food industry is built on two pillars: cheap hamburgers, and cheap labor.
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The White House's insistence on these four pillars is a little weird at this point.
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It consists of two concrete pillars, to which prefabricated pods could be attached by crane.
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"Attorneys general across this country have been the firmest pillars of our democracy," she said.
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In making the vehicle longer, side rollover pillars and airbags are removed or become useless.
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LinkedIn compiled its list by measuring those four pillars between July 23 and June 268.
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LinkedIn compiled its list by measuring those four pillars between July 13 and June 2019.
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However, she added that it's not for the fainthearted and recommended following four key pillars.
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Iron gates and stone stone pillars topped with carriage lanterns open to the private road.
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For the masses in Mexico, the twin pillars of his platform hold a powerful appeal.
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Survivors told reporters that the building seemed to implode as concrete beams and pillars fell.
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Wilkes has made ending cash bail and criminal justice reform key pillars of her platform.
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"Prayer (Salat in Arabic) is the second of the five pillars of Islam," Chehab says.
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"It represents the three pillars of the Midwest: thrift, hospitality and farm history," he said.
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We have made nuclear, water, food and energy security the four pillars of our campaign.
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Pull out the pillars All leaders rely on the loyalty of important groups in society.
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As our briefing this week explains, these four pillars are being shaken by new research.
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This isn't a huge surprise -- McConnell had made clear he supported the President's four pillars.
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It has a very expansive feeling, with arches, pillars and long corridors with antique tile.
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The United Nations already addresses human rights, one of the pillars of the organization's system.
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"I always say that body autonomy is one of the pillars of feminism," she said.
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Cornyn added that he expected a final agreement to include all of the four pillars.
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The windshield pillars are ultrahigh-strength steel shaped by robots while heated for maximum strength.
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I think of my parents, unwavering and strong as pillars in my success and growth.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos previously called Prime one of the three "pillars" of the company.
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His announcement also played up two pillars of Trump's campaign: immigration policy and national security.
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The strategy is based on four pillars aimed at countering threats to the nation. 1.
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You might call them light pollution pillars if you wanted to be environmental about it.
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Mr. Quindos and his wife, Ann Wangui, were both teachers and pillars of the community.
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The job of the resistance is to pull out these pillars from supporting the dictator.
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Supporters, including children, taped messages and drawings of support onto the pillars and the ground.
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He summarized it as containing four major pillars, of which tax reform was just one.
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One of Oceanic Global's main pillars of action is to encourage behavioral change through education.
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The White House's "four pillars" for an immigration bill cover both legal and illegal immigration.
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What we are doing now is reaching consensus on how to address those four pillars.
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Turquoise waters, world-famous cuisine and heartfelt hospitality are the pillars of Thailand's booming tourism industry.
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Along with support for Israel, these three concerns constituted the pillars of American Middle East policy.
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We've not chosen what should be the "Pillars" or the "Mountains", the music chose for us.
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BRAT: Yeah, no the truth is it doesn&apost have the four pillars that Trump wanted.
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More recent data seems to have refuted the idea that a supernova has already destroyed pillars.
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HajjUnlike the other pillars, this annual pilgrimage to Mecca is only required of each Muslim once.
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While those Batman movies stood as DC's pillars of the '90s, Marvel really only had Blade.
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"There is a deep bond between Britain and the U.S., built on many pillars," she added.
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In Pillars' early years, nobody was sure it would even work, given all the potential pitfalls.
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I did this by framing the characters with pillars and decorative elements from the theater's interior.
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The program focuses on five key pillars: Research and development, infrastructure, governance, workforce and international engagement.
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Yet, in the process, the crown prince has undermined all the pillars of the Saudi state.
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The charred skeleton of the building with its blackened pillars and piles of rubble still stands.
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Bluestone debris found at Stonehenge also indicates that there were once more pillars there , he added.
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Fandom is an activity, one in which demonstrativeness and superstition are the twin pillars of participation.
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Ross confirmed his support for the crucial pillars of the data transfer pact - the EU-U.
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He was kind (and patient) enough to walk through these pillars with me, one by one.
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Beyond Fortnite, there are plenty of games that have become pillars of the competitive gaming landscape.
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Sabah, a state in eastern Malaysia, has reportedly witnessed light pillars in both 2006 and 2015.
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THE EDIFICE of modern physics rests on two pillars, both built during the early 20th century.
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These three pillars together stabilized democracy: for instance, thwarting an attempted coup in Paraguay in 1996.
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Two former pillars of the economy, Gulf Arab tourism and high-end real estate, have suffered.
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So far we've done that with three main pillars: the store, the catalog and our website.
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I curated my own personal Twitter list of Latinx journalists, organizations, and pillars in the community.
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AL: Yeah the distinction is interesting because the three pillars of activity are almost the same.
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It's troubling that the union's pillars were formed behind closed doors and are still poorly defined.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Alongside search, Android is one of the core pillars of Google's success.
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All the main pillars of Mugabe's rule have turned on him or have offered no support.
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And the other pillars of California's economy — tourism and agriculture — can't be relocated by skittish investors.
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The four pillars where Windows 10 Pro for Workstations is better than regular Windows 10 Pro.
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It's a great example of one of the other pillars of a successful gender strategy: proof.
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"Two important pillars of the 2015 case for U.S. monetary policy normalization have changed," Bullard said.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Friday Italy stood by the main pillars of its budget.
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The pillars once supported a major bridge joining two very different parts of the U.S. capital.
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The current crop of ideologues is instead setting fire to the pillars of our international ascendancy.
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So far, Mr Trump has ignored two key pillars of tax reform which the Speaker supports.
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America's relationships with Japan and South Korea are based on two important pillars: security and economics.
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But now it's a far different scale of yearning, as the pillars around Murphy disappear. ♦
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"The four pillars outline has been the basis of the discussion and the negotiation," said Curbelo.
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Any negative change in the score assigned to one or more pillars could lower the rating.
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"I think we've undermined several pillars" of the argument that hunting helps conservation, Dr. Treves said.
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Just like bowling alleys and Blockbuster, roller rinks were pillars of the weekend in the '90s.
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Since coming to power, he has made athletic prowess and national pride pillars of his rule.
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There are two grand pillars in the front; the lobby has marble floors and gold accents.
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It just means we make a conscious effort to uphold compassion and respect as our pillars.
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The three Baptist churches, regarded as pillars of the local Black community, were reduced to rubble.
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The interiors are entirely Art Deco, and the pillars and pilasters add depth to the place.
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The crisis threatens two main pillars of Trump's popularity: the general economy and his governing style.
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Switching to Marvin Gaye's classic "Heard It Through the Grapevine," he pointed to the A-pillars.
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One of the two pillars of the operation, apps for businesses, competes head-on with Microsoft.
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Under Trump's thumb and spell, the Republican Party is watching the pillars of its brand crumble.
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And this surfeit of contenders may keep some institutional pillars of the left on the sidelines.
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Explain. Related: Questions for: 'Pillars of the West Shaken by 'Brexit,' but They're Not Crumbling Yet'
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Sameer Shamsi, who works as an investment banker in New York, joined Pillars as a trustee.
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To make this business strategy work, though, says Rossman, three core pillars need to be place.
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Nor would you know that 22019 massive building pillars already have been sunken into place elsewhere.
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An open living/kitchen/dining area has cement floors and reclaimed barn-wood pillars and beams.
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Mr. Trump's own "four pillars" for immigration reform also included a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.
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And metal pillars are covered in layers of flaking paint that cannot conceal the corrosion underneath.
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Crisis management In my NYU Brand Strategy course, I teach these three pillars of crisis management:
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It's all glorious pomp ionic pillars and brass fixtures, mixed with sad carpet and swivel chairs.
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Now for each of those pillars, we continued to work very diligently over the last year.
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Now, unfortunately, those three are like the pillars of American life and a middle-class existence.
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It's also remarkably easy to train around topiary forms, such as hoops, stakes, pillars, and arches.
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Rebuilding America's infrastructure is one of the pillars in President Donald Trump's plan to generate jobs.
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Oliver said intelligence sharing, nuclear weapons and special forces are pillars of the special relationship today.
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Much of their work was aimed at defending anti-poverty pillars like Medicaid and food stamps.
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The Eagle Nebula with the famous Pillars of Creation at the center, as imaged by Stellina.
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That&aposs why one of Fonseca&aposs five pillars is shifting the digital culture at Pfizer.
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The fundamental pillars upon which the theocracy is established are export of terrorism and domestic repression.
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Each community was tied to its own sociopolitical-cultural network, called "pillars," or zuilen in Dutch.
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There are two central pillars of Turnbull's new plan, a reliability guarantee and an emissions guarantee.
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They also got tin, pillars and a little cash aid from Bangladesh-based development agency BRAC.
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That established, it is important to recall the three pillars of the Bannonite "America First" philosophy.
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A trickling stream runs between towering pillars of red stone, nourishing tall grasses, and leafy palms.
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These soaring pillars and buttresses survived the destruction of the French Revolution and Hitler's mad jealousy.
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We did an amazing interview where she talked about the pillars you build these things on.
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Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) told Vox there isn't even consensus on what the four pillars are.
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Those who support the ban say it upholds the country's constitution and the pillars of Islam.
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And that the E.U., NATO, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Nafta are just outdated pillars of a global, oppressive "administrative state" that needs deconstructing — rather than pillars of a liberal democratic order that have globalized our values and our rules and our standards to our great benefit.
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Wikipedia, one of the last remaining pillars of the open and decentralized web, is in existential crisis.
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Trump has already gone after representatives of two pillars of our economy: big industry and union labor.
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To construct his case, he erects two familiar pillars and tries to make a bridge between them.
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"You'll see those three pillars begin to emerge in the next six to 12 months," Berend said.
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Now let's talk about your four suggestions — or, as you call them, "pillars" — for reining in algorithms.
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CZI has been public that it champions three pillars of work — justice and opportunity, science, and education.
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If President Trump loses any of these five pillars of support, then his future is in doubt.
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The people chipping away at one of the remaining pillars of Britain's financial stability should lay off.
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These facts explain the link between Hezbollah and the nuclear program, the two pillars of Iranian strategy.
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Just like U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron's four EU pillars that he outlined in January at Davos.
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The report identifies "pillars" that the council will need to address, ranging from new technology to education.
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"That could mean one of the significant pillars of the economy is beginning to weaken," he said.
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One of the pillars of living a "rich life" is learning to be efficient when making decisions.
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There was nothing on either Pillars page to suggest the two pages were run by separate people.
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Royale is coming to #Battlefield V, reimagined with the core pillars of destruction, team play, and vehicles.
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FOR the men of Rhostyllen, there were once three pillars of life: coal, God and the organ.
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The environment (he joined other mayors in vowing to uphold the pillars of the Paris Climate Accord).
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In "A Woman in Charge," you wrote about three pillars that describe the life of Hillary Clinton.
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Many of the Salem refugees became pillars of the town that in 1700 was incorporated as Framingham.
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"What's beyond doubt is that our German plants are the strongest pillars of our success," Mosch said.
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There's no doubt the law has succeeded in terms of the first of those three pillars: access.
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Mr Iversen and Mr Soskice see capitalism and democracy as potentially mutually supporting, with three stabilising pillars.
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Scattered among the concrete pillars were famous faces like Brody Jenner, Gabrielle Union and the Jonas brothers.
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So to look into a camera and disregard one of its pillars is ignorant, disrespectful and arrogant.
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Put quite simply, the pillars of creating a good fighter are: strength and conditioning, smoke and mirrors.
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Across the region, thatched huts are giving way to small concrete palaces, replete with faux-grecian pillars.
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"I love the vertical pillars that show up and seem to dance across the sky," he said.
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He told me beefing up these four pillars would help any community dealing with the same crisis.
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Trip experiences is our first big commitment into the second and third pillars of the developer platform.
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These are the twin pillars that helped the service grow into the global giant it is today.
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President Trump has outlined four pillars of a deal, each of which has a lot of support.
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On land, T-shaped concrete pillars of ascending heights held the roadway until it reached the arch.
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Construction, consumption and government spending have been the main pillars of growth in Europe's largest economy recently.
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"90 hour work weeks are truly unproductive and dumb," said Pillars of Eternity game director Josh Sawyer.
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The old Trump was supposed to realign American politics by foreswearing key pillars of the Republican agenda.
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In 2140, a pyramid monument composed of 22015 hexagonal pillars was built in honor of the victims.
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Since regaining our independence in 1991, these three pillars have served as a template for Georgia's development.
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So this is just personal for me, like, what if the pillars were accuracy, authenticity and context.
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The reforms in this legislation will help small banks regain their presence as pillars of their communities.
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Darting amid the pillars and shadows, he kept officers guessing about who was firing and from where.
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The pillars are cross-platform (which includes both linear and addressable TV), digital, custom, activation and movies.
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But if you look carefully you'll notice many have tilted pillars, slanted rooftops and warped stone floors.
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But "Seven Pillars" (to me a masterpiece) shows how Lawrence is a classic example of self-radicalization.
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She was already among the 267 women enshrined in the hall, a former bank building with pillars.
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Both are pillars of the Republican establishment who have been at this for a very long time.
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All of those are pillars of our economy, supporting very real jobs and feeding very real families.
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Her team delivered, dressing the Board of Trade with pillars of candles, white linens, and gold dinnerware.
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Yeah. I would say autonomous is one of the key pillars that this organization is focusing on.
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Many of the homes in his area are held up by U.S. bomb shells serving as pillars.
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The Canadian industry is now increasingly focused on internet access and wireless data as pillars of growth.
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The recommendation was also given because technology is endangering play, one of the basic pillars of childhood.
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The Switch offers fresh hope that this oldest of video game industry pillars isn't close to collapsing.
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Concrete pillars and 900 tonnes of steel hold the glass workspace above the fire station, Pauwels said.
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He envisioned walls of books instead of drywall, but instead there are these book pillars scattered throughout.
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God save us all when those pillars crumble in the face of our new culture of denunciation.
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That's the real shift France has to make, and, if it can't, watch out for falling pillars.
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Years later, their so-called lemmas may be pillars of "mathematical canon," while their theorems lie forgotten.
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John Grey was prison governor when Murtagh was imprisoned, and Claire and John are pillars of salt.
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Those frozen pillars are plunked into tall, icy Toki highballs, one of only three cocktails Jackalope makes.
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They had spent the morning jamming engineer stakes into the ground as pillars for the new fence.
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He alleged that the pillars were haphazardly installed and never secured to the base of the fence.
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Both the House and the Senate rejected immigration bills this year that included the president's four pillars.
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Are the twin pillars of the final season going to be, will Jane fulfill her creative dreams?
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ManoMano is betting on three pillars to differentiate its e-commerce platform from other, more generalist platforms.
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When Curtis Granderson signed with the Mets before the 2014 season, the team was bereft of pillars.
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Copper is one of BHP's so-called four "growth pillars" alongside iron ore, coal and petroleum products.
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Because our judicial system has been viewed as one of the main pillars of our constitutional government.
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One of the core pillars of the modern American conservative movement is its emphasis on personal responsibility.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have turned these dismal realities into the central pillars of their campaigns.
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The essence of the investment philosophy at Alta Capital rests on three pillars: profitability, growth and valuation.
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If you look closely, you can see the pillars of Virginia's capitol building on the state's licenses.
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For over 50 years, family unification has been one of two main pillars of US immigration policy.
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After Lothagam's herders buried their dead, they covered the cavity with stones and placed large stone pillars.
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In the meantime, the various pillars of the company will continue to interact, sometimes in unexpected ways.
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Light pillars are typically seen in polar regions but can appear at lower latitudes in frigid temperatures.
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In terms of our business pillars, we aim to bring offices and hotels to the same level.
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Atop the battlements are three-story temple-style buildings with red wooden pillars and long curved eaves.
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In the eyes of the elite establishment, businesses are now job creators and pillars of the community.
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The clear divisions between Lamb and the Republicans land on the core pillars of the Republican agenda.
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He fabricated two aluminum pillars and a die to stamp them with thousands of replicas of windows.
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The pillars naturally draw the eye, but the best stories can be found on more modest markers.
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Asked if he thinks the White House's "pillars" are tenable in the Senate, he simply said, "No."
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Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) said when asked how much disagreement there is on Trump's four pillars.
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In the days following, it became clear that no bill that addressed those four pillars would suffice.
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Over the course of the show, their bond over breakfast remains one the main pillars of their relationship.
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"Let's remember, the Supreme Court is more than just marble pillars and judicial robes," the Connecticut Democrat said.
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For example, the renowned Pillars of Creation nebula has two large towers, each about 5 light years tall.
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During the month, Muslims also strive to practice "zakat," or charity, another of the five pillars of Islam.
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I now have two families, two motherly pillars who hold me up, giving me endless love and support.
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The instrument that captured the Pillars, the WFPC2, actually consists of four cameras whose images astronomers must combine.
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House Republican leaders are proud of their plan to roll back key pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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One of the other underlying pillars of this dream was the concept of never having to work again.
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Pillars officials say there's no policy against funding CAIR chapters, but stressed that the application process is competitive.
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Hong Kong is facing its first recession in a decade, with all its growth pillars under significant stress.
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These will take 60 supporting pillars for a vast new train station, to be buried 35 metres underground.
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The individual mandate, as unpopular as it is, is one of the pillars of the health care law.
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He started a blog by that name in 2010, and often wrote about the pillars of the movement.
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Of course, success in all of these pillars still hinges on one large unknown: mental toughness or grit.
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Bilfinger's last CEO said he would rebuild Bilfinger on the twin pillars of Industrial and Building and Facility.
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Trump has made the threats of terrorism and lax immigration laws the twin pillars of his insurgent campaign.
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An attendant darts about adding more dry ice to bowls on pillars and everyone around me dances enthusiastically.
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Viewers are encouraged to walk through the arrangement of clay pillars and observe the structures from different perspectives.
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The chapel's floor was covered in debris from shattered windows, its wooden pews blasted apart, its pillars blackened.
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The volunteer efforts focused on JetBlue For Good's three main pillars: youth and education, community, and the environment.
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Its sympathetic reception shows dissatisfaction with the growing chasm between two pillars of modern living: materialism and efficiency.
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Beefing up the border wall and cracking down on illegal immigration have become pillars of Trump's campaign platform.
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Players that descended into Loot Lake's vault found themselves inside an enormous, largely empty room ringed by pillars.
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The revolution in synthetic biology that's reshaping industries from medicine to agriculture rests on three, equally important pillars.
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Both THAAD and Aegis are key pillars of the American strategy to contain the threat from North Korea.
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Robertson pointed to the "four pillars" drug strategy the City has adopted: harm reduction, treatment, prevention, and enforcement.
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But for Cohn and the remaining establishment pillars within the administration, the road ahead likely will get harder.
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Songs like "Maybellene" and "Johnny B. Goode" are pillars bearing the weight of the genre he helped create.
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Elon Musk has built an ambitious business empire on three pillars: electric cars, solar energy and space travel.
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One of the other underlying pillars of this dream was the concept of Never Having to Work Again.
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Trump's rhetoric put those two pillars in doubt, thereby putting the whole point of the alliances in doubt.
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In the short-term, steps can be taken to secure the pillars of our system of democratic government.
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Over the weekend, nature made the regime's future even more tenuous by removing one of its two pillars.
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Without faster consolidation in those pillars—or inter-pillar deals— marriage will not bring Commerzbank and Deutsche bliss.
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The pledge was one of three key pillars of China's long-term farm policy, the radio report said.
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The couple were killed when their Mercedes smashed into a metal gate and brick pillars outside their community.
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Immigration One of the strongest pillars in Trump's platform was building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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How to protest Macron's reformist centrism while also defending the pillars of liberal democracy and a tolerant society?
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Such a working group should focus on implementing three pillars for protecting patients most at risk of PAD.
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The tremors created damage with consistent patterns, like shear marks, that were seen on multiple pillars and walls.
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Perhaps. But at least it promised to keep the party's temple from falling in, its pillars from collapse.
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Choice, affordability, protecting pre-existing conditions and restoring the doctor-patient relationship eroded by ObamaCare must be pillars.
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In that file, he laid out four pillars of journalism that he hoped Junod would stick to: 22018.
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As Mr. Obama's presidency unfolded, Mr. Singer became one of the pillars of a new Republican donor class.
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In our hotel, one of the clear pillars in the lobby had a sad shark swimming in it.
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In a call with Tado co-founder Christian Deilmann, he reiterated the three pillars of the company's offering.
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His ultimate goal: Destroy the pillars of corporatism so men will once again regain their importance and purpose.
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Unibody SUVs have D pillars — the vertical supports at the rear of the vehicle — where pickups do not.
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The names of the victims and the dates of their murders are burned into these massive hanging pillars.
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The Trump administration has been working to change some decades-old pillars of United States policy on Israel.
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These pillars in our society interweave with an aim to empower the wearer with a presence and hierarchy.
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Despite the right-wing government's actions, there is a broad consensus among Israelis that rests on three pillars.
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Educators picking out apps for the classroom often look for five key pillars of a good educational app.
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Like most idealistic pillars of wellness, though, the pursuit of equilibrium comes with a pressure all its own.
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For now, international finance and real estate, other pillars of the Hong Kong economy, have been largely unscathed.
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These two men -- pillars of their profession, cultural touchstones, with names already inked into history -- had to talk.
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It is wide enough to show cars in traditional blind spots since the display eliminates the back pillars.
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To conduct the research, WEF benchmarked 82 countries according to 10 pillars deemed necessary for cultivating social mobility.
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She tested out the prototype with her dad on her family's Jeep Grand Cherokee, which has large pillars.
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Thanks in part to hit TV shows, we think of hospitals as public-spirited pillars of local communities.
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It stands 18 feet above the ground on pillars with pilings that extend more than 100 feet underground.
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This axiom was burnished into the pillars of antitrust law, providing reliable precedent on many deals for decades.
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The key indicators in the report were organized into 12 pillars, which included institutions, macroeconomic stability and health.
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I was cursing myself for not spending an extra day exploring the magical stone pillars and green landscape.
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"If it doesn't have a reasonable treatment for each of the pillars, I couldn't support it," said Sen.
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"For me, it all comes down to compromising their focus on one of those seven pillars," Kimmitt noted.
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Should parents question their assumptions, even about the kind of people often regarded as pillars of the community?
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Light pillars are frequently spotted in Scandinavia, upstate New York, Canada and other cold spots in the winter.
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We jumped onto the sides of pillars and kicked off from them, flying, however briefly, through the air.
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Trump is the only major candidate who has dared to challenge thoroughly outdated pillars of U.S. foreign policy.
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Man spends his adult life denigrating multilateralism and now has the "pleasure" of running one of it's pillars.
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Some groups are vital pillars of governing regimes — typically the police, the military, political officials and wealthy businessmen.
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The bridge's V-shape pillars were plastered with posters condemning the extradition bill, as well as police violence.
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There is also evidence that some of its pillars were reused for churches during the country's Christian period.
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The Republican tax bill repealed the ACA's individual mandate, unraveling one of the pillars of the law's structure.
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And I really created three pillars that I now consider kind of the success criteria of on-demand.
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"Some of the key pillars of the Government's approach remain too vague," said Vinous Ali, head of policy, techUK.
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Auto dealers are typically pillars of their local communities, sources of millions of dollars in campaign donations and lobbying.
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The volunteer efforts will focus on JetBlue For Good's three main pillars: youth and education, community, and the environment.
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It replaced the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2, the one that produced the famous Pillars of Creation image.
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They are dealing with an economy that has become one of the main pillars of the international monetary system.
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The course is divided into three sections, based on Brody's three pillars of productive writing: mindset, environment, and tools.
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Wildfire photos tend to feature pillars of smoke, walls of flames, and the scorched remains of trees and homes.
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"Anyone who seeks to destabilize the pillars of a functioning government are enemies of Afghanistan," Italian army Lt. Gen.
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The Pillars contains dark globs of gas that could one day collapse and begin emitting radiation themselves—new stars.
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Look at how washed out the colors look on the pillars and yellow platform edge in the Pixel image.
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The Accord and Camry are pillars of their manufacturers' U.S. businesses, each selling well over 93,000 vehicles a year.
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It was open for starters, just like four pillars supporting a roof—often an ornate roof but not always.
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In effect, the female students, among the most important economic pillars of the institution, were largely unacknowledged and ignored.
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And most people will tell you that the three pillars of an effective routine are cleansing, exfoliating, and protecting.
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They are pillars of Asian economies, driving growth, providing jobs and are often active players in corporate social responsibility.
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Now the debate about sustainable pension systems for the future is all about spreading the load over several pillars.
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White's writings and speeches focused on four pillars of Klan ideology: white supremacy, anti-Catholicism, anti-Semitism, and temperance.
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Eventually, enormous alien pillars rise up from the ground as if to embrace their brethren descending from the sky.
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Diane Greene, Google's new enterprise honcho, cited machine learning along with security as the two pillars behind her strategy.
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She saw freedom from cruelty and the division of powers as the twin pillars of her "liberalism of fear".
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The children-focused initiative is called Be Best, and consists of three pillars: wellbeing, social media, and opioid abuse.
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Anti-Americanism is one of the pillars of the Kremlin's propaganda strategy, which portrays Russia as a besieged fortress.
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"This is going to sound very evangelical," said Danaher, by way of outlining the four pillars of CCC's mission.
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Mogensen captured the blue jet footage by aiming his camera at pillars of clouds reaching into the upper atmosphere.
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When he looked out the window, he was greeted with a rare and spectacular sight known as light pillars.
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Here are a few basic pillars of what we know about Anthem: Anthem is a shared-world action-RPG.
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Rohana Rozhan, Group CEO of Astro Malaysia Accountability and authenticity are the twin pillars of Rohana Rozhan's leadership style.
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One of the pillars of Gross National Happiness (GNP) is sustainable development and the conservation and preservation of environment.
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The twin pillars of Europe's place in the world are the multilateral rules-based order and the transatlantic alliance.
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The massive stars within this region slowly destroy the pillars of dust and gas from which they are born.
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He told Mashable he only realised the light pillars were in the picture when he checked his camera later.
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Its golden elevator doors, Gotham-esque pillars, and stoic guardian angel statues line the lofty walkways atop the structure.
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Oxygen, hydration, and time Besides apparel, there are a few other pillars the Breaking2 team are focused on optimizing.
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The University of Chicago's Yerkes Observatory, flanked by ornate pillars and gargoyles, will cease astronomical operations on October 1.
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The basic pillars of an ideal tax code include a revenue system that is simple, equitable, efficient and predictable.
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To be sure, new leaders in the Gulf states advocate retaining many of the key pillars of GCC policy.
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Five companies have become the pillars of the stock market in 2017, and their names shouldn't sound unfamiliar, either.
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One of the pillars of the ACA is to push consumers into plans with smaller networks to control costs.
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Thailand considers the monarchy to be one of the guiding pillars of Thai society and above criticism or comment.
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But organizer Mike Evans remains hopeful the drive will prevail, emphasizing the campaign's three pillars: more consistency, better wages.
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In fact, the Italian Rugby Federation (FIR) has done a decent job of installing most of SPLISS's strategic pillars.
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The floor is uneven, there are pillars, and the water main, which was installed in the 1950s, leaks constantly.
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Together, these five pillars reinforce the role of people in healthcare: clinicians, administrators, researchers, payers and, most assuredly, patients.
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Some of the old stone pillars, however, have been replaced by concrete since the earthquake tore its way through.
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What if Macron can't persuade other European governments (Italy is very skeptical) to sign up to his four pillars?
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The Changing America team will center our coverage around five subject pillars — Sustainability, Respect, Resilience, Enrichment and Well-Being.
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The slanted early-morning sun amid the pillars colors the sides of bread trucks moving slowly on their deliveries.
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For one, there is broad agreement in the United States that the pillars of our democracy are under attack.
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Pillars of Eternity 2, like the original and the games it borrowed from, is a fantasy-ass video game.
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" Among its three pillars was a pledge to "break the stranglehold big money has over our campaign finance system.
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These are the sources of long-term growth and national cohesion, two of the three pillars of national greatness.
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One of the pillars of that initiative is creating the right conditions for digital networks and innovation to flourish.
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These elected officials could benefit by adopting one of the pillars of the Hippocratic Oath: First, do no harm.
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IT'S THE FOUR PILLARS OF THAT POLICY HAVE BEEN SPELLED OUT AND THE PRESIDENT IS FIRMLY COMMITTED TO THAT.
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They are also pillars of local and state economies, as visitors travel far and wide to visit these destinations.
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The bike path is perched high above the water on concrete and metal pillars set into a rocky cliff.
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Shimon Peres, one of the last pillars of Israel's founding generation, died two weeks after suffering a massive stroke.
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Two key pillars, both based on bedrock free market economic principles, should comprise the Democratic stance on infrastructure spending.
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And now, one of the few pillars that seemed to be keeping the troubled USPS in business is crumbling.
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Jason Miller, a campaign spokesman, said that Mr. Trump would lay out "three pillars" to fighting radical Islamic terrorism.
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Testifying on his behalf and vouching for his qualifications were pillars of the foreign policy universe, including former Sen.
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In 2019, the White House was decked out with pumpkins and spooky branches that lined the South Portico's pillars.
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In both Orlando and San Antonio, food banks are pillars of their communities and provide far more than food.
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She has also put chairs against the pillars, facing out, so that some viewers will watch from the inside.
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Eventually I realized that if I found enough of those pillars, I'd be able to open previously locked doors.
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Coming from the area, these were issues Murillo understood deeply, and they made up the pillars of her campaign.
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With marble pillars, gold gilding, and a crystal chandelier, the entryway is a nod to its Roaring '20s origins.
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The U.S.-North Korea peace document specifically mentioned Moon and Kim's April agreement in one of its four pillars.
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Hope: More and more governments in the developing world are seeing science, technology, and innovation as pillars of society.
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For starters, lawmakers could work to make the First Step Act's central pillars apply retroactively to current federal prisoners.
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Wrapped in white cloth, worshippers embark on the five-day pilgrimage, considered one of the five pillars of Islam.
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People stream back and forth between the pillars and the Kaaba, posing a major crowd control challenge for organizers.
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In the process, they suffered greater losses to Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, two key pillars to their dynasty.
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Trump's initiative consists of three pillars, according to an op-ed Ivanka Trump wrote for the Wall Street Journal.
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Wood cabinetry with diamond-patterned glass fronts and tapering wood pillars frame the entry to the formal dining room.
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As it grew, he became Pillars' executive director, charged with bringing in more funders while honing the organization's mission.
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He said he had been drawn to Pillars by the opportunity to do the same on a larger scale.
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The pillars throughout the underground are numbered, and the individual caves are assigned the number of the closest pillar.
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"All of the pillars of the stock market look a bit shaky to me," he told "Trading Nation" Thursday.
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The amendment would include the four pillars Trump wanted to address, but stops short of the White House framework.
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They dressed their new republic in the architecture of Greece and Rome, asserting its legitimacy with pillars and pediments.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump has discovered that the pillars of this temple we call the American democracy are weak.
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Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth," which I reread recently after watching the DVD of the mini-series.
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The ceremonies were driven underground, and totem poles — pillars of Pacific Northwest Indigenous culture — were destroyed or taken away.
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Together, these two standards — intentional discrimination and disparate impact — have been the pillars of our nation's fair lending laws.
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Both are longtime pillars of the firm's central values, which also include courage and commitment to positively impacting society.
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"The four pillars of every longevity diet in the world are whole grains, greens, nuts, and beans," Buettner said.
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Knowing these pillars gave me the confidence to do the work and the clarity to put my clients first.
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That Saturday, my neighbors texted me as they watched caterers carry large white pillars and bouquets into the backyard.
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America's relationship with Israel has always rested on two pillars: an affinity of values and a shared strategic interest.
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The Accord and Camry are pillars of their manufacturers' U.S. businesses, each selling well over 300,000 vehicles a year.
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The Silicon Valley pillars are increasingly being hit with criticism about their power, lack of transparency and advertising practices.
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Rossello was elected on a platform with two clear pillars: statehood and the responsible resolution of the fiscal crisis.
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The study looks at four main pillars: interest in the company; engagement with employees; job demand; and employee retention.
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The region is known for its 3,000 quartzite sandstone pillars that look like floating mountains on a misty day.
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Medtronic's agreement with LVHN focuses on a mix of clinical and financial results, two pillars of value-based care.
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By eliminating the individual mandate in the tax bill we have pulled one of the pillars of Obamacare out.
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Klarman started with the three key underlying pillars of his investing approach: The investor then explained his selling strategy.
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The 2018 index assessed 103 economies by measuring three individual pillars — growth and development, inclusion, and inter-generational equity.
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One of the pillars of that framework is the military justice system; another is societal taboos against aberrant behavior.
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Instead, drivers and passengers must press illuminated buttons on the B and C pillars to pop the doors open.
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The pillars can be quite colorful at times because each reflected beam is the same color as its source.
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The ostentatiousness of golden chapels and white pillars has been replaced with equally conspicuous values of goodness and morality.
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This is not about religiosity; it is about culture — a culture whose pillars are ancient Judaism and modern Israelism.
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